BREAKING: #Ethiopia’s parliament approves a government recommendation to take #TPLF off the country’s list of terrorist organizations after a peace deal.
We #Tigray can't thank enough our Oromiya Colleagues & leadership @ShimelisAbdisa for the warm welcome, forward looking & excellent engagement we had during our recent visit! Follow ups needed. We hope to continue such constructive engagement with other Regions. #ገለ��ማ
Yesterday I was in Addis to meet @SecBlinken and brief him on the progress in the implementation of the Peace Agreement & the stumbling blocks going forward. We have reaffirmed our unwavering commitment to peace and to rise up to the challenges posed by forces bent on sabotaging
It’s our hope and expectation that the international community play its role to support the parties to the recent peace agreement to keep their respective ends of the commitment. Congressman @BradSherman is obviously doing his part. https://t.co/9rZs1Pxs2d
part of the deal to protect civilians and to do whatever it takes to convince the ‘external and non-ENDF forces’ to leave Tigray? It’s our hope and expectation that they discharge their part of the deal. The international community on its part should continue to put pressure!
Hundreds of women and children. It’s obvious that the Eritreans have no appetite for any peaceful arrangement between the Central government and Tigray as it’d stand in the way of their nefarious plans in the Horn. The question is: will our partners for peace in Addis do their
While our forces are doing everything to honor their part of the Pretoria/Nairobi deal-disengagement &all-#Eritrean forces are still on a rampage, killing children and women at will, ransacking, destroying & looting property at will. In May Abay last week, they summarily executed
be addressed politically. Some in official positions in the #FederalGovernment are doing everything to fan the flame of violence & to blame it on parties who are already committed to peace. Where do they take their orders from, #Asmara or #Addis? More Killing isn’t the solution!
many parts of the country-including Western Oromia-is a repeat of what has been happening in Tigray. At the heart of the problem is a blatant disregard, if not downright rejection of the Constitution as a framework for broader political dialogue in resolving issues that need to
When we signed a peace deal in Pretoria it’s with the firm belief that only political solutions could, if at all, help resolve our political problems. It was & still is our hope that this same assumption informs the decisions of our adversaries/partners since. What’s happening in
By continuing to carry out his genocidal campaign against the people of #Tigray, #Isaias obviously is reminding the world he is in charge & unrepentant. Unfortunately the international community seems to have fallen for the trick. He responds to pressure & so do his partners!
to the peace agreement. Tigray on its part has welcomed and treated its guests with a sense of respect and responsibility. We will continue to build on the progress while addressing challenges ahead.
were held & important understanding reached. The government’s gesture to green light the long over due restoration of services is commendable. That none of the delegation members bothered to bring close protection guards is a testament to their confidence in Tigray’s commitment
The Ethiopian Government delegation led by House Speaker #TagesseChafo arrived at #Mekelle Alula Abanega International airport early this morning in what we believe is a milestone in the peace agreement to end the war in/on Tigray. The delegation also comprises a half dozen high